2022 1 oz Gold Maple Leaf “Single-Sourced” Coin

Canadian gold maple. Respected for its long history of coinage, the Royal Canadian Mint is one of the most modern operating mints worldwide.

The Gold Maple Leaf coins, released in 1979, are a top-three seller among gold coins in the bullion market. The whole collection became a must-have item for any collector or investor who understands the importance of having bullion in a diversified investment portfolio.

Besides the high levels of metal content used to mint each coin and the super-secure anti-counterfeiting RCM Bullion DNA, the Royal Canadian Mint excels with its 2022 1 oz Gold Maple Leaf Single-Sourced Coin.

This coin contains 1 oz of pure 99.99% gold, mined from one mining operation, carefully extracted to preserve the integrity of gold during the process and especially not to cause severe environmental damage. You can now purchase 2022 1 oz Gold Maple Leaf Single-Sourced coins online from SGCC.

Coin Highlights

Contains 1 oz of .9999 fine gold;
Fully minted with gold from a single-sourced mine;
Serrated edges and Bullion finish with Radial Lines;
Carries the RCM Bullion DNA Technology;
Holds a face value of $50, guaranteed by the Canadian Federal Government;
The obverse features Queen Elizabeth II;
The reverse displays the Maple Leaf.

The Design

The Gold Maple Leaf Single-Sourced Coin carries the same standard design stamped on its series counterparts.

The obverse depicts the former monarch, Queen Elizabeth II, in a more mature right profile. The inscriptions surrounding Her Majesty’s effigy are: “ELIZABETH II” on the upper rim, followed by “50 DOLLARS”, standing for the denomination, and “2022” for the year of issuance on the bottom.

The reverse features Walter Ott’s Maple Leaf design. The inscriptions are in the official national languages, regarding the coin’s weight, metal content, and purity. “CANADA” arches the leaf on the upper rim while “9999” lies on both sides. On the bottom, “FINE GOLD,” “1 OZ OR PUR.”

Two important marks are present on this side. The globe cradling hand is the Single Source privy mark, representing the responsible extraction made in a unique mining operation. And the laser engraved mini-maple leaf with a “22” encased, standing for the RCM Bullion DNA Technology applied to the coin.

The Gold Maple Leaf Single-Sourced Coin

The gold used to mint these coins come from the Agnico Eagle’s Meliadine mine in Nunavut, Canada. This mine is the nation’s leading producer of gold and the world’s third overall.

Since its foundation in 1957, the company has been committed to environmental responsibility and maintaining a positive impact in the communities where it works.

The gold used to mint the Gold Maple Leaf Single-Sourced coins come from the Meliadine mine. The operation focused on carefully extracting the mineral and segregating it so that the integrity of the gold remained preserved throughout the refining process, from the mine to the mint.

The RCM Bullion DNA

The Royal Canadian Mint applies modern techniques to protect its products against counterfeiting attempts. Besides the radial lines, serrated edges, and micro-engraved laser marks, the RCM Bullion DNA provides each coin with an encrypted string of codes registered in the company’s database and readable only through specific scanners. Canadian gold maple